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Type of bind: Paperback
EAN num: 9780064430258
ISBN number: 0064430251
Label: HarperCollins
Manufacturer: HarperCollins
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 64
Printing Date: May 20, 1981
Publishing house: HarperCollins
Age index: Ages 4-8
Release Date: May 20, 1981
Sale Popularity Level: 85063
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With his magic purple crayon, Harold draws himself into a rocket voyage to Mars, then safely back to earth just in time for breakfast.
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We just bought this for our son and he's a bit too young to understand this so the review is for adults, really. I found that this story didn't capture the imagination and seemed to try too hard to be clever. It seems to play too much on the winning aspects of "Harold and the Purple Crayon" and wasn't so innovative on its own. As a parent, I couldn't stand to read this more than once to our son. Such a disappointment.
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This is our favorite Harold book. When my son asks for Harold, this story is usually the one he's thinking of. And there's some humour for the parent as well, which I appreciate.
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Our son loves Harold and the Purple Crayon, so we ordered this Trip to the Sky story. At very first I didn't find it as clever, but the more we read it, the more our son enjoys it. We love the imaginative exploration, Harold's ingenuity, and the simple yet unique drawings. The move from night to day is wonderfully sudden, and the play with words once again delightful. The dated paranoia about u.f.o.s is amusing to us, and it's the perfect kind of "scary" for a not-quite three-year-old.
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As a child between the age of 6 and 8, I remember going to the library with my mother and checking out each of the adventure's that Harold had. I must have checked them all out more than ten times each. The concept of a small boy using his purple crayon to imagine many things was so fun. The vocabulary is suitable for the reccommended age group. The pictures are great. The spectacular thing and most valuable lesson is that it not only teaches one how to read, but it also says it's o.k. to have an imagination. Today I still remember how much I loved Harold and his purple crayon. I plan to buy all of the Harold books not only because of my love for them, but to one day share them with my children.
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